Pink Crepe Myrtle 

Pink Crepe Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica): This shrub is a long-standing perennial that brings beautiful pink blooms to your garden each summer. This shrub' will bring years of beauty to any landscape, providing color and beauty with long-lasting blooms and bark season after season. Use it as a focal, hedge, or border plant, and this deciduous shrub will transform your garden with minimum effort.

What Are The Specifications of Pink Crepe Myrtle 

Beautiful Pink Flowers: This is the best part about the shrub—it has incredible, beautiful pink blooms midsummer, which, if juxtaposed with the green leaves, are quite beautiful.
Small Size: At a height of 3-4 ft, this shrub is great for smaller gardens, flower beds, or containers. It brightens without taking up too much room.
Seasonal Value: It will give you a summer show, exfoliating bark and beautiful fall color are visually interesting throughout winter.
Mild & Easy to Care For: Hardy and low-maintenance in USDA zones 7-9, the shrub thrives in full sun and tolerates drought, poor soil, and light temperatures.
Pollinators: It attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds, creating an eco-friendly garden.

Benefits of Pink Crepe Myrtle:

Longer blooms: It flowers from mid-summer to fall, so you'll have months of vibrant blooms to grace your garden.
Easy to Care For: This perennial does not need much upkeep once grown. It is drought-tolerant and adapts to many soil types, so it’s a handy addition to any garden.
The Best of Both Worlds: It is more than just pretty flowers – its exfoliating bark adds drama to your yard, and its autumn foliage makes for a charming transition into winter.
Pollinator-Friendly: The shrub's large, sweet flowers attract insects like butterflies and bees to your garden.

What’s Included:

Pink Crepe Myrtle 3-4': You’ll get a healthy, established plant between 3 and 4 feet tall to plant and begin blooming in your garden.

Planting and Care Instructions:

Place: Plant the shrub where it gets 100% sun for 6 hours daily. It does best in well-drained soils and tolerates clay and sandy soils.
Watering: Water the soil every few months when it is new so that it can get deep roots. Once planted, it can withstand the dry weather and only requires a little water.
Pruning: Trim it in early spring, when new growth is scarce, to keep the flowers upright and complete. You can also take out the flowers you have already used to stimulate the next bloom.
Upkeep: It is relatively low maintenance. Pruning and removing deadwood occasionally will keep it neat and flowering year after year.

Why Use Pink Crepe Myrtle in Your Garden?

Pink Crepe Myrtle 3-4’ An incredibly easy-to-maintain shrub that will change your garden with its pink flowers and all-season appeal. The deciduous shrub makes a great addition to your beds, border, or container garden. It is drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and pollinator-friendly, so it is a must-have plant in every yard.